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10/31/2016 0 Comments

Part of the show in place. Reception 11/6 at St. John's in Clifton. 3 to 5 pm #artshows #buyoriginalart #watercolor

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10/30/2016 0 Comments

Not hanging. Sitting on the floor. The #painting on the left is 4 feet tall.... #watercolor

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10/29/2016 0 Comments

More art hanging... Getting ready for a show #watercolor

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10/28/2016 0 Comments

Hanging.

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10/28/2016 0 Comments

Trees in Breeze

Trees in Breeze
Trees In Breeze.  Watercolor and Crayon.
Approximately 9.5 x 10 inches.
Three colors of watercolor (quin burnt orange, indanthrone blue, and nickel azo yellow) and two brown gray crayon colors on 300 lb cold press by Kilimanjaro.

You can see an earlier version HERE.
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October 28, 2016 at 08:38AM
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10/27/2016 0 Comments

I should be framing and instead I'm painting. #watercolor #fallcolors

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10/24/2016 0 Comments

Thinking about #compostion with a pile of change

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10/20/2016 0 Comments

This Too; A Gift

This Too; A Gift
This Too; A Gift.  Watercolor and Crayon
About 25 x 17 inches.

I had a wild hair this morning.  I decided to paint big, and I decided to pull out a sheet of hot press paper.  If you haven't tried hot press paper, it's super smooth think poster board (priced like watercolor paper), and it handles the water and paint completely differently.  Watercolor artists say that hot press should allow me to paint wet in wet, one layer, easy lifting, with lots of intense color. Maybe I'm doing something wrong?  I couldn't get intense color at all with just watercolor, and then started to journey into opaque watercolor, and finally crayon.

Too many colors to even list!
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October 20, 2016 at 04:05PM
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10/20/2016 0 Comments

Work in progress. #watercolor #abstract

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10/15/2016 0 Comments

One Yellow Tree

One Yellow Tree
One Yellow Tree.  Watercolor & Crayon.
Approximately 10 x 8 inches.
I get kind of obsessed with fall colors on the trees, and although it seems like a relatively brown fall (it's been hot here in Cincinnati, even though we're half way through Oct), I'm trying to create what I want to see in my paintings.

This started as a pure watercolor on 140 lb Fabriano on cold press paper, but it wasn't very interesting.  Watercolors are:  quin violet, prussian blue, van dyck brown and indian yellow.  It was really boring.  So I went back in with a lot of crayon.  I think the only place you can see the original watercolor is in the one tree left standing.  

Hope your fall is beautiful

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October 15, 2016 at 01:27PM
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